MS2N07-C0BNN-BSUL1-NNNNN-NN

Product Description:

The MS2N07-C0BNN-BSUL1-NNNNN-NN servo motor is part of the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors family from Bosch Rexroth Indramat. The build uses a MS2N07 frame size and fits tight where a 100 mm flange is needed, so drop-in swaps don’t cause delay. The rated power hits 3.5 kW, set up for jobs where speed and decent torque have to run hand-in-hand. Rated torque is 16 Nm, but the maximum torque tops out at 55 Nm for those tougher bursts when load suddenly climbs. The style skips any unnecessary bells and whistles, sticking close to what industrial setups find useful most days.

Protection is covered by an IP65 class, so grimy air and occasional splashes won’t find a way inside. The cooling uses natural convection, not forced air or any extra hardware, which lowers headaches with maintenance or breakdowns. Position control is handled with a singleturn IndraDyn absolute encoder, so feedback on shaft position stays accurate even when starting up again after downtime. For those jobs with continuous shifts or repeating cycles, this feedback helps machines keep rhythm without surprises. Wiring hookup follows the industrial standard layout, and the overall shape doesn't fight installers working around crowded panels.

Industrial lines looking for a tough yet manageable servo get something steady with this motor. The finish on the housing shrugs off the kind of moderate impacts and surface bumps factory routines tend to bring. Application focus leans toward machines with strong repetitive motion—maybe pick-and-place robots, conveyors, or simple machining arms—where a mix of rating, torque, and solid protection matters more than top speed or oversized numbers. The output stays dependable shift after shift, and the motor rarely needs much outside routine checks thanks to that passive cooling construction.